Gregg McGregor’s focus is to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ, to preach salvation to the lost, healing to the sick, renewal to the weary, and restoration to the broken-hearted. His ministry includes Southern Gospel singing and Contemporary Worship, preaching the fundamental truths of the Bible, and prayer.

  Gregg accepts invitations from churches to hold revivals, or to sing and preach at special services and events. His wife, Marie, their son, Donovan (16) and daughter, Yolunde (14), accompany him when possible.   Gregg has ministered in song and Word in more than 2,500 services across America in revival services, special services and events at churches, pastors conferences, women's ministry meetings, Honor Bound meetings, sectional meetings, District Council meetings, and the General Council of the Assemblies of God.   In Addition to traveling the United States , Gregg McGregor has sung and preached in churches and crusades in Europe, Asia, South America, and South Africa . Why America ?   After a year of traveling and preaching in the United States as missionaries to America, on the conviction that God called them, and with growing passion for the American church, Gregg and Marie McGregor sold their home and business, and moved from Johannesburg, South Africa to Nashville, Tennessee in 1996.  

The United States has been a blessing to South Africa in many ways. Many missionaries from America gave years of their lives to help spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ in South Africa . It is time for South African missionaries - the product of American missionaries - to bless the United States in return.

The Beginning of Ministry

 

One night in 1956, Gregg’s father, the late George McGregor - wealthy South African business man at the time - dreamed he heard the telephone ring. In his dream he answered and a voice said to him, "Is this George McGregor?"

  

He said, "Yes."

  

The voice said, "Read Matthew 15:7 and 8."

  

His priest was not able to answer his questions about the meaning of his dream and advised him to forget about it. However, following the leading of the Holy Spirit, he obediently accepted Jesus Christ as his Personal Savior. Soon after, he met missionaries from America who ushered him in to be baptized and filled with the Holy Spirit. (Strangers In A Foreign Land)

 

Rev. George Edward McGregor became a pioneer evangelist in South Africa .

 

Gregg and his siblings were actively involved in their parents’ ministry since a young age. Being responsible for praise and worship, special singing, youth crusades, advertising, and setting up of the massive tents throughout South Africa -  where they experienced the miraculous power of God in the crusades and learned to trust Him - they were drafted in to ministry at a very young age.

 

A Vow To Continue

 

In October 1985, after 30 years of laboring on the missions fiedd, George McGregor was promoted to be with Jesus. As his casket was lowered into the earth, the McGregor family made a vow unto God to continue proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ. And in May 1992, when their dear mother, Mary McGregor, was laid to rest, the McGregor family renewed their vow.